The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1887-09-09
FOREIGN VIEWS.
EUROPE.

makes Mr.. Gladstone's return to
power with a prestige and glory UNI
equaled by any other civic English
man since Pitt only matter of
months, is due solely to the newly
born sympathy for the Irish cause.
Ireland is indeed the hinge upon
which the movement turns, but the
mighty movement now under way
will crush much else besides land
lord rule in Ireland.
1t is really vast democratic up
heaval that shakes the political
earth. When at last it has spent its
force | fancy that the existence of a
local Parlaments at Dublin will be
one of the minor results of the
grand commissions upon which men
will look back.
Paris, Aug. 27.-The attention of
all classes is entirely given up to the
mobilization trial which in spite of
political dissension and personal pas
sions is finally to be allowed full
swings from the 30th instant to the
18th of September.
The final locality designed by wise
prudence is the neighborhood of
Toulouse, thus giving no possibility
of umbrage to Germans.
General Boulanger does not take
kindly to being left in the shade.
He has accordingly made new bid
for public attention.
Dublin, August 27.-The Gree
mans Journal" commenting on the
defeat of Gladstone's motion in re-
gard to the proclamation of the
league, says,
"The division in the House last
night will encourage the Government
to carry on the warfare, and if it
does, we anticipate troublous times"
London, August PA Zanzibar
dispatch says n messenger from
Uganda reports that a missionary Of
the King has returned to the coast. He
reports that Emin Bey is still hold
ing ont.
Sofia, August 27.-Prince Ferdin-
and has received kilograms from
both the Sultan and the Gar.
The message Of the Sultan is
moderate in tone, but states that the
Princes assumption of the Bull
garian throne was an illegal act and
constitutes a breach of the Berlin
treaty.
The Cars communication is de-
cidedly imperative. 1t declares that
Russia disapproves of Prince Fer
dinand's election and deems it
gross violation of the treaty:
London, August 29-The "Inde-
pendence Beige" says that last
Thursday evening the German En-
peror had fainting fit following his
return from the shooting festival.
After his return he felt very well
and several officers were command
ed to tea at the palace. After their
departure while the Emperor was
leaving the saloon he suddenly faint
ed. He was caught before he ac-
tually fell. The fainting spell lasted
for ten minutes. His condition
since has been about the same as
before.
Rome, Aug. 25-The Government
of New South Wales having offered
800, ZOO acres of land to any mis-
sionary society that will undertake
to civilize the natives, the Pope has
directed that immediate attention be
paid to the offer in order to fore
stall Protestant societies.
London, Aug. 26-The "Times,"
in review of English crops says:
We may put wheat as producing a
little over 100000 quarters, gross,
giving crop to sell of a little over
100000. This will leave us de-
pendent on foreign supplies for
about IS, 100000 quarters.
Berlin, August 27-Advices from
Tilsit state that the emigration of
Russian Jews to America has been
resumed with vigor.
Rome, Aug. 31-It is reported
that English mediation in Abyssinia
has failed. The "Popolo Romano"
says; September mu st not be al
lowed to pass without effecting a
settlement of the difficulty: if not
by mediation then by force of arms.
1t is stated that an expedition to
Abyssinia is being prepared.
London, Aug. 3O-Several months
ago decision was reached between
the American Minister and the For
eign Office to refer the questions
of dispute growing out of the
Canadian fisheries to a commits
sion. This has been approved by
the State Department. 1t is on ac-
count of this concession upon the
part of the English Government that
President Cleveland has not exer-
oised the authority given him by
Congress to close our ports to Can
adian fisheries. Tonight it is an
nounced that the Right Hon. Jo-
seph Chamberlain has accepted the
Presidency of the English Commits
sion. This will retire him from his
embarrassing position in politics
here. He is not willing to follow
the Tory Ministry in its Irish policy,
and he has not been quite ready to
from the Liberal Unionsts.
The Ministry have given him this
place as solution of the affair.
Cholera is reported to be raging
on the coast Of Tonquin and An
nam.